Tag: John McCain
Littwin: Did someone say ‘Huckabee’?
FOUR YEARS ago at around this time, I wrote that none of the candidates in the race could possibly win the Republican nomination, even...
Littwin: Ted Cruz for president, because he seems just like a...
As Ted Cruz took the stage at Liberty University to announce that he's running for president as the One True Conservative, it suddenly occurred...
Littwin: Hey, better nitwits than traitors!
So now we learn the truth about the Tehran 47's open letter to the Iranian mullahs.
It wasn't about TRAITORS, as the New York Daily...
WATCH: Udall responds to CIA torture report
After a seven month battle over redactions, hundreds of thousands of petitioners and polling that showed nearly 70 percent of Americans supported it, the...
Wiretap: The legacy of war
The president whose goal was to remove America from a "permanent war footing" is putting down his own footprint. It's a legacy issue, David Nakumara writes in the Washington Post.
Littwin: Colorado is not Kentucky
THE news is now official. The Obama administration has proposed new rules that will significantly reduce carbon emissions, with coal-producing power plants clearly the...
Littwin: Just don’t say ‘amnesty’
The big story out of the House Republican retreat is, of course, the House Republican retreat on immigration reform.
Anti-Abortion Activists Refine Messaging in Wake of Electoral Defeats
After two GOP Senate candidates saw their campaigns implode when they made controversial comments about abortion and rape, Republicans like Sen. John McCain have been asking their party to just shut up about abortion.
Obama in Golden seeks to rev up swing-state campaign
GOLDEN-- On his eighth trip to swing-state Colorado this election year, President Obama came to this scenic town in battleground Jefferson County to energize and recruit ground troops to help his campaign win the state's nine electoral college votes, just as he did in 2008.
Obama calls in to Colorado-based Spanish-language radio show
DENVER — When KBNO radio host Fernando Sergio launched his weekday Spanish-language talk show in 2004, you’d have been completely crazy to predict that the President of the United States would call in for a chat about seven years later.